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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist
66 East Mount Pleasant Ave, Livingston, New Jersey
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There are several types of temporaries you can have made to replace the missing tooth once it's extracted. You would need to see your Dentist for impression in order to have the appliance made in advance of the tooth being removed. The down side is there is some guess work involved and may require some follow up.
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

Best option would be Invisalign to straighten the teeth first . Then you would need some bonding done to repair the chipped tooth. From the photos it looks like one tooth is too far out to have just a veneer instead of Invisalign. 
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

Remedy for a broken fixed bridge?

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Ideally it is always nice to have an X-ray, from what you're describing, it does sound like teeth need to be extracted. The teeth are weak from the root canals, you then had posts placed which weaken the teeth even more. When it breaks to the gum line, can be difficult to restore, there is a procedure called crown lengthening when bone is removed around the teeth to allow for me healthy tooth structure to work with. However , in your case, sounds like implants would be the best long term solution. 
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

Care credit is really the best option, there is no finance charges and an easy process. You should also ask the dentist about payment plans through the office. Some may give discount for money up front or for cash 
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

Sounds like may bd fracture in tooth that will require a crown and maybe root canal. I would recommend you go back to dentist again and discuss symptoms. If there is no response then recommend another opinion.
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Dentist

It can happen that they can chip initially and then can be smoothed out. However,if you're are not happy with results, then they should be redone at no charge. The dentist should have been aware before starting of areas that may be issue due to habits. I would call or write the office and let them know of your dissatisfaction. 
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

I would not worry about the bone loss, as long as you don't have active periodontal disease. You will still have plenty of support after they move the teeth. Just make sure to stay on top of your regular cleanings at the dentist and have good oral hygiene after they move the teeth. 
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

It is not a problem to have a tooth that is not squared. A dentist usually has a good relationship with the lab, who makes the tooth, and with good communication can make it look natural. Having models, photos, and good description of desired results will ensure the lab does a perfect job 
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

New porcelains crowns are very strong however biting into apples over long period of time, can weaken or fracture crown. Occasion biting apples is fine, but continual use could be issue. However. The only other option is bonding which is much weaken than a crown and definitely won't hold up with biting apples. 
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

It is not uncommon but the tooth can fracture after having a post and crown. The reason it usually can't be repaired is because fracture usually is below the gums and then not enough tooth left to support new crown. You need a certain amount of tooth structure above the gums and usually the tooth fractures too far below gums to make restoring it possible.
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Blair Schachtel, DMD

Dentist

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